$BTC The ecological RGB mainnet is expected to go live next week, and the first RGB asset or officially supported RGB asset will appear, so make sure to participate.
Do you remember when RGB++ was under $10, but later exceeded $3000? Many people couldn't participate back then, one reason was that they didn't know how to use the wallet, and another was the transfer congestion. Now we need to prepare in advance.
Since we have warmed up in advance, it is likely to be very competitive, but new protocols bring new opportunities, and it might just be the next myth of getting rich.
Here is the detailed tutorial:
For wallet preparation, I choose the Bitlight wallet because it allows for dual benefits.
1. Bitlight Fair Airdrop Event.
This activity has been ongoing for 10 months, but you can still participate, and the distance is the same as the first wave of participants.
Reason for participation: Bitlight wallet has funding and is the underlying infrastructure of the RGB protocol, which is worth exploring.
Detailed Tutorial:
1. Go to the official website, connect the wallet, link Twitter, and follow @Bitlight_wallet.
2. Join Telegram (the task is a fake task, just skip it).
3. Transfer an asset on the testnet. If you don't know where to send it, you can create another wallet and send it to that wallet.
4. Transfer RGB assets.
2. The first asset launch of the RGB protocol.
After the RGB mainnet goes live, the first on-chain asset and the first project-supported asset will definitely have significant returns.
You need to participate using the Bitlight wallet, and you need to use the special UTXO of the Bitcoin mainnet, so we need to prepare the UTXO in advance.
Detailed tutorial on splitting UTXO:
1. Click on UTXOs on the main page.
2. Click on Create UTXO in the upper right corner.
3. Create UTXO.
If you don't understand, you can just use the default settings.
If you have other needs, you can check my settings below.
